Industry, government agency, academic leaders, and graduate students attended “Paving the Way to Meet the Future of Transportation Infrastructure,” a daylong symposium organized by the School of Engineering, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Rutgers Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation.
Rutgers researchers make finding after looking for ways to lower the incidence of vehicle crashes
Junior Julianne Chan found a passion for environmental engineering research as a freshman.
It’s the latest academic honor for Julianne Chan, an environmental engineering student who also was selected as a Goldwater Scholar
SoE civil engineering assistant professor is part of a team deployed to evaluate any observed structural damage from the earthquake to determine if a full reconnaissance team would be needed.
The award honors engineering educators who throughout their career have had a positive impact on the engineering profession and policy leadership.
A $5 million cooperative agreement to carry out activities to continuously identify, evaluate, prioritize, publish, and move new and advanced bridge approaches, technologies and materials to full practice. The agreement also supports the latest innovations in bridge safety that incorporates artifical intelligence technology.
“It’s all about people and relationships – REA can give students access and connect them with alumni of varying backgrounds.” - Parth Oza
Alumna Tam Lam Sillick recounts her perilous journey from Vietnam to today where she is a vice president and Lawrenceville, NJ office lead for WSP, the global engineering and professional services firm.